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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

ec that .bout 200 delegates from all pars OF she
% la In art Guidance The delegates Will assemble Az ".
institute at q and begin the convention by ma,enh bgS
mas. vii he celebrated The reception committee VIII hang
il beadausrters the Barrett House The convention va"
cIoae
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LONG ISLAND.

GARDEN CITY-The twenty first convention OF the Prot
Episcopal Long Island met yesterday In the
Cathedral the Incarnation Bishop Leohn presided and
delivered the annual address
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrisss. 81 Sets. G15 Noon scts e<6 Moons
high WATER.
LN-ssndy Hook. 30 Gov Ispd. e2e HsIl Gate. lbs
P.N-sandy Hook $40 Gov Isrd. $50 Hell oate lli3J
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The NEW DOCK COMMISSIONERS BEGINS WORK
Charles Ii. Marshal the Dock Commssoner entered
On his Dock Department yesterday IL stated
that when Mr. Marshall becomes familiar with
The department President Stark intends 10 retire In his
favor.
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THE woopcorE srAKEs-ruE DERRY

LONDON. May 2i-This was tho first day Of tho Epson
summer meeting The for tho Woodcote Stakes OF
$1,000 resulted as follows:
Baron do Rothschilds b. by Robert the Devil out OF
Peace.
r. H. Combes Dr. Simon Pure by Peter out OF Genuine,
Lord Cholnondeey's CHI. Polydor. by Bend Or Of
Maryland
Won by neck; lengths between and third
Betting thO DEVIL Peace hly. Ito Il Simon Pure
70 / ; Polydor, ~ 10 !. Seven started.
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A CONVENTION OF CATHOLIC ToUNG MEN,
The Catholic Young Mems National Union viii begin its
thirteenth annual this At the new DO La
nals Institute. Kfty-eshtsst and sIthave. IL - OK
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DR.. r. +. Chambers says: 81 used 'DlGesty-
lin for Indpe,tont pleased with rs shall prescribe
when occasion requires" sold by all druggists 81 bottle
or w. h. kidder & Co., So John ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

White High Hats, So 90; worth So, Light
woig Derbys newest ooors II 90 - ~ :! 70
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
1856 West G3dsL
Irour.-s 10 IL Bto7 81 he Nervous system.
Genito Urinary organs Impotence Al storlhV
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Drowsy feelings foretell sickness. Prevent
both by using Parker's Ginger Tonic. !etS
Hindercorns the best cure for cOrns. 10 cts.
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Announcements

Announcements
Z. g. w. "PALATKt" L. " w
TIiE NEw SHARP "STRAlGHT SHAN" COLLAR
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STARTERS FOR THE DERBY.

Tie probable hc for the Derby Stakes
their Jockeys together with the latest betting are
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INCOMING STEAHERS
FRIDAY. MAY 81.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAY "a 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

LOUISVILLE. May 24-1ho Metropolitan ef aed the Louis
vile club oay by scoring tho winning in the final inn
ing, The
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Charleston Downs Orleans.

IsrIoiAL TO YHB APPnAL.t
CHARLESTON, 9. @, September 3d.
The umpire was changed and there
was . nesrer spprcach to ball playing
this afternoon. The audience was
very small. Ewing was bstted for
thirty bases, Of which twenty-five
were clean bits. The visitors got con
siderably the wopttf the umpiring,
several decisions being hissed by the
audience, but they played ball like
little men, and, as q conss quence, won
the respect Of the audience. The pub
lie will demand tina! all visitors here
after shall receive square deal, and
the president Of the cub Ia anxious to
give IL to them. The trouble is In
getting q responsible man TO act -
umpire who is also capable. The re-
port telegrsphed that the New Or.
leans team was mobbed, 10 totally un-
true. The absolute facts ars as fol.
lows: Daring the progress Of The
game yesterday, Powell, Of New Or.
leans, cursed Umpire Simonin on the
grounds. simopin sald he couldn't
fne him. but would settle with him
afterwaId. Al night the two met Ia
the hotel bauoon. simonin de-
mapded . retrsc,ion and an apology.
Powell rtfus d TO give II, and Slmohiu
thereupon Knocked him dorn and
beat bin. He Was promptly dis
charged 20 SOON a. President YoupG
heard OF IL. Posell didn't play bal
today, owing TO the piuriss. Follow
ing 10 the fcort
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TIE STATE SAVINGS BANK.
A New financial Concern Designed
for the Poor People.

The founding Of another savings
bank In Memphis is q healthful sign
Of the times, indicating. az II does, In.
creasing population and growing desire
TO save and accumulate earning. II
Ia known 90 the State Savings Bank,
and is the relult Of weeks Of careful
preparation on the part Of that sterling
fnsnoitr and polished gentleman,
Gen. Cotton Greene. Located at No.
IS Madison street.-The Wall street OF
Memphis-it 10 In the midst OF other
moneyed institutions Of the city.
and convenient for every purpose
for which Il was established.
The flee Q are, Gen. Cotton Greene,
president; John X. Speed, vice
president; ]. d. Mon,edonioo, cashier.
The directors are A. ID. Gwynpe, ]. ID.
Montsdonico, John X. Speed, j. M.
Fowlkes, J. I. Wslsh, Louis Kett.
mann, Cotton Greene, w. A. Warner
and A. &. Lvermore. These gentle.
men need no words of praise or com.
mendation from the press 10 inspire
confidence. By years OF successful
bufiness careers and personal integri.
" they have each and everyone
gained the eetesm and confidence Of
the entire community. II isto be- co...
Quoted on the post conservative plan,
with the Of. ject OF providing q secure
depository for the people, and TO en-
courage and foster small savings. A
large proportion Of the stock
Ia aud will be held by the
w)rkirg people Of the city,
mechanics and other. Deposits may
DO msde In this bank by marie
women Tree from the claims OF bus.
bands or their creditors. Parents and
Others msy deposit In the namo Of
minors, and make euch deposits sub
! G. TO their own or the minors order.
Deposits made by minors will be 70.
paid 30 them In the same manner a. u
they we're OF legal age. Certificates OF
deposit, bearing interest, viii be L.
sued, payable at agreed dGte6, and In
tertst paid on Bavipgs depCeti9 semi.
annually. The bank will do q gttefsl
banking buInets, boy and sell do,
meslio exchange, make tTansieri ol
money 10 or coll Ictargo on ~ g
land, Ireland, Germany, Frat ce, ltaly
aud all other parts q Europe.
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a.iIroasi srants,

MIssKAPouB, MINI, September 30.
There 10 considerable excitement 10
Fargo and Comsts Ok over tho recent
order Of the United staieS Land Dc.
partment In regard 10 the withdrawal
Of lands granted 10 railroads In the ten
mile indemnity limit The people
within this limit are considerably
stirred mp over the matter. II vlll
cause much trouble not only 70 the
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Athletic. q, BsIsimore n.

BALTIMORE. MD, September 3d.
The home team Was unable 10 bat
Seward TODAY. while Smith was
touched mp rather freely. The Ath.
tetIcs felded without IN error, and
won with comparative ease one Of the
most interesting games OF the season.
No less than four double plays were
mide by tho visitors, and their gen.
eral work was sharp and nj times
brilliant. Larkin's second base play
was the fielding lecture OF the game.
Attendance, 500 Score:
Northumberland 90 I02OOO-3
Athlstics...."...3 0i0O2s-0
Earned Ts-Bsltimore l, Ath.
letics 2. Doube playt-Larkin aud
Mulligan; Lyous, LarEin and Mnili.
gsn McGsrr, Green ID aud q fiio,
Purcell, Smith and Poofman; Multi.
eau, Mann and McGaIr. Fret base or
errors-Athlei les 2 Struck out-Bs
Smith /. Passed ball-Dapiels
wild piiches-seward 3. Time-Ope
hour and n hal. Umpire -Ferguson
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Attachme emit Notice.

Kelly. Roper a Rilsy ". W. p. Hgon, De
for Shelby county, Team.
IN this esusj an attachment having been
i sued out under section 3ti5 Of the lode Of
e. ts .d a sfsss n SsSa ma .s
anidavit having been maze that dsisndInti Ia
Indebted " the plAiutih 10 u . sun Of three
bundled 90 100 dollar, dc By aeeesnt,
and that tee Jain !: ies,, and that the de-
s i.nss1, has 81, se is, aided e is.f,iS,s 2,
appeArAnre before me on the 18th dAy
of October, 1857, 81 IA o'clock NJ, e my
ON ., No. II Mccall street, nsmphf., Tenn I.
and defend said attachment suit rithip the
time prescribed By iAv. ar the zane Will be
Ircc eisd With ~ parts. and that eopy 81
this order be pnblished once q week Tor four
weeks w the asmthu Appeal.
THIS otA day o. segtsmbsr, 1851
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wsshinxsoa 4, New York, O.

WASHINGTON, September 3o-Tbs
contest today was q battle OF pitchers
between whitney and Keeie, and
while both did remarkable work, the
former came out best. Each pitcher
struck out the unusual number Of ten
men, and three sctual hits were made
on each side. The homo team won
the game by scoring the only run, In
the eighth inning, on q single by
Mack, who stole second aud scored
on Twins two Dagger. Irwin made
his first appearance with the Wssh.
ingtons today, aud besides fielding
fAultlessly bstied hard. Score:
wssbineton......0 10000 90 l
New York......0 900 o 1000 0
Earned runs-Wsshiugton I, New
York O. Two base hlt-Itwin. First
base ON balls-Daily, Donnelly, Giles
pie. First base on eTrors-Keefe, Muir
ply, Conner, R.iney, Myers. Struck
out-Irwin. Ga roll 2, Hints 2, Daily,
Brown 3. wild piiches-Keeie, Whit.
ney. Time-0ns hour aud fiity five
minutts. Umpire-Doescher.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sATURDAy. OCTOBER 1. 1887

big farmers. but 10 the quar,er.eectiou
purchasers o. we'll. Many prominent
Jams have been tqustted upon and
Others are threatened, and many will
suffer who bave spent their time and
money to improve the lands. The
lqustten evidently mean to stay, and
the great sunrise 10 people here ia
that in the East they are beipg en-.
couraged to come. This will cause A
great amount OF trouble and litigation,
and perhaps bloodsh,d. 1t lie said that
every quarter section in Trail county.
from the Manitoba road 10 the Red
river, hiss been jumped. TIE order ia
Tar reaching and the disaster will be
widespread,
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Attachment NOTICE..

Simon Fsucht W. ". y. Hpon.-Bslofe w I.
n. Hushsy, Justice Of the Peace for shelby
county. Tenn.
To this cause an attachment having ben
i tusd cat upssr section Sl5j % the Code Of
Tsnnesfs +, and returned Isvisd upon the
sfiesyIt having been made that defendant
Il T. debtsd 30 the plsintlh In the sum Of
twenty-five dollars due By account. and n 4
The claim 10 Ia,t. aud hat the defsbdAet has
assooBdsdI Il 70 Therefore ordered that said
ss,sneao, n.ts hi rsr.ensl spps,. az, :,
II o'clock M. ~ NJ tnios, No. II Mccall
street. Memphis, Tenn. and defend said
attachment suit within the time pres efibsd
By Law, OF thu tame will be proceeded uith
on paftsL aud that . oopy OF this order be
Memphis hppsal.
Ia: y, ,S' S'ih day Sss;R'iHsgaIsrjp
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MARVELLOUS MAILER.
The Star Left Fielder Saves q Fine
Game for Memphis.
charleston walks Over Now Or
leaus-PeIicsu Powell Tbuwpea
-Games Played Elsewhere.
ESPECIAL 70 YHl LrrsAL.I


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September 30
Today was played one Of the most In.
teresting games on the home grounds.
The fielding of the visitors was at
times loose, but by punching their
hits and effective work at critical
points they won the game. The feat
ure Of the contest was q beautiful run
ming catch and double play by Nc
Aleer. 1t was In the fourth
inning, with three Of the babies
on the bases. stslliogs knocked a fly
TO left center, which locked geoi for
two runs, but McAleer, the star lef;
fielder, made q squirt AID caught II
about two inches from the ground.
As coon az he recovered his balance
he threw TO third base, making q
pretty double play. McAleer made
another pretty running catch OF a
long fly. Till the fnish neither bad
the game, and several times q single
h by the locals would have turned
the scale in their favor.
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SyruD of Fisa-

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Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco.
Gal. is ma ure's own true laxative. II
is the most easily taken and the most
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cleanse the system when bilious or
costive, to dispel headaches, colds and
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en- leading druggists MANIFEST 4
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Attachment RotIce.

The Peters CompanJ Va W, p. Huon Be
tore ". n HuEhsI, Justice 81 the Pease
for Shelby county, Tenn.
IN this e.uIe an tttachmsnt having been
i sued out usdsf section A8 % TIE Code Of
Tennessee, and fstuTnod lsylsd uroh the
prorefty Of the defendant, W. ', uon, ana
Indebted 10 the plant d In the "a Oi thirty.
ave 80 lao dollArs due by account snd that
the claim Ne last, and that Toe dsien dHnt has
abfe5nftdi ii IL therefore or6trid that salt
dslendaht make his pefsgnAl stpemsnce
IL o clock m Il ~ once, NJ. IL Mccall
street, Msmpali, Tenn, hpd defend said 20.
taehment suit silhIn the time pres fibel ~
Law, on ths eams uiii be- proceeded with %
parts AID that q cow of ihh n'ser = pub.
fhIs ths AZ day n ssp,eu be-, ISL.
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A,tachment Notice.

y II. MecAil W W. ?. lisou.- before ".
n. Hushsl Jut,ics u the leAce fJr shelby
e0un'y, cum
an mi, eag,s az. attachment hav'rE been
Il 9usd out utdef 'ectsn yis1 II the ygde
OF 1snnet 90, apd retained leyiea upon ths
sfbdsvit havil = bssn made that def ndapt Ia
indsbtsd 40 The plaintin IN the funl u thirty.
two 2j-iO0 ilafs doc ~ account, and that
lie claim l. 40 H. and tbs the defendant ha.
abseopdsd, II L 1sfsigfs ofesIed thst said
b.ios. ne az he 2sih day 0 October, 1851, Al
IL o'sio-i m, At ny once, No, y heyall
,tr.. 4. M.mnsi,, lem, sbd defend said It
Ia ny. ,,thih the time prescribed b.
Law, OF tss zane vii b ,tYl.. .. Nth q
pattsl and thAile o. , .sn ,,s 49,. ~ IN x.
he'd cnes sees iO' ''s' ' '" '''
-iss Y. ~ sIt q, ,,sY.'Ts:aIE'sr..,.p.
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sTRAYBD.
STRAYED OR hTOLtN.

NIULES-0ne gray. horse mule, 2 year,
lNl old, 10 hsnds hish. cat under lsn
shosldsrJ one DARK gray mare mulo, y,ars
old, llH hsnis high A liberal reward Tor
BOwDhE BROS.
~ MAdis1n II.
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Detreit .. Pitasbarg I.

PrTreBuRe, Pa, September 30
Dstroit and Plttsburg had quite an ex.
citing game today. The champions
triumphed by close score. Ge'Esin
pitched his usual excellent game
against Pittsburg. Mccormick did
well, but was poorly supported. A
wild pitch asvs Dstroit Its first run,
and the second was ecored on an error
by Whitney. Several brilliant plays
were made, q ttop by Danlsp being
among the number. Pittsburg came
near gsttipga man across the plate In
the ninth inning, owing to Whites
bad throw TO first. Attendance about
1900. Score:
Pittsburs .........0 5000 900
Detroit. 900 30 / 90 2
Two base hits-Brouthers, Kushu.
Double play Bukley. unassisted.
First base on bslls-Dalrymple, Bark
Icy, Coleman, Bennett First bsss on
errors-Detroit 3, Pittshurg l. Struck
out Miller, Coleman, Kuehsp, Smith.
Passed bsll-B nnett Wild pitch
McCorm'ck. Time 0ae hour and
thirty.nve minutes. Umpire-Galvin
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Will Play To-day.

ESPECIAL 70 TEE ArrnAL.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September 3d.
II was agreed tonight that the Brown
Legs should stay tomorrow and play
of the game deferred on account Of
Wednesdays rain.
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A TIE Dame.

CLEVELAND, o, September 3d.
Cleveland rave Louisville a lead Of
four rams In the second Inning BY poor
throwing, bu. they made up for /, in
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F.H. SWIFT. IA. SAMPLE.
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GENTS
FURNISHERS
AND HATTERS,
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MEMPHIS, TEAM.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.

To ,.a,hs., Q, O,hsn .l,hiPs 70 ,,gdy Elo:
Delssrts and Rps bh m-ihods lth muoh
Tat \ ofisinal and tbs outcome o. yer. q
Lesson will contain work In articulatiopt
pronun citation, location OF tone, tooiAl and
physical ouitur, sestufe, analytical rAe-
inE, otc. 10 elal attention paid 70 voice
addfsss MISS Ora LBWKLLYh,
No NJ Adams a., MEMPHIS, Tenn.
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Aifnclimens Naiicf.

Charlie, Bower, A. Co. ". ". p. lluon;-B.
fore W "A. Hughsy, Justice Of the Peace
for shelby county, Tenn.
IL this o,uss an attachment having heen
i Tusd out unetf fsction 1855 % u . Code Of
Tennes 90. aud returned levied upon the
pteleriy Of the teisndAn,, p. hton. .pd
iudsbted 70 ths lainud IN the sam VI siEty.
fsvep 10 lOl dollars, sue ~ account, aud
that the olalm 10 just, aud that the dsisndant
has Ahtcondsa, "a Il thefeiofe ordered tnat
anee bsisrs ne on the lsth day III % cher,
Isl. At IA o'clock m, 81 NJ nee, Nc. II Nc
Call stree, Memphis, Tenn, and csitnd
raid at chnsut tuit within the tire plo-
fcfib,d by lag, or .ts same will be pruceodsd
nugi,sss p ssd sS q, ans oId.s
weeks " the Memphis Appeal.
This tho N day n septsuihett 1851,
sati W. u, HU0HfY.JP,
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The best road is that around A
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server,
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Summary: Eirned runs-Oharles.
ton 7. Two base hits-Glean 2, Pow
oil 1, Corcoian 2. Hunger, b .adlsy,
Ewing. Thee base hit Hines.
Total base hils-Oharleston 30, New
Orleans 10. LIT on baseG-ChArlee-
ton 4, New 0desns 3. Bises stolen
Charleston Q. 3 ruck out-By HunRier
8, Ewing /. First base on balls
Charleston 8. Double plays-Hines.
Doyle ard Powell 2, Hines and Pow.
ell, Geiss, Fuller and Cartwright. Bat.
ter hit-By Ewing. Passed balls-
Childs, VAUGHN 2 Time OF game
One hour and iofy.6ye minutes. I'm.
ni,a-SlnnnkeT.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TIE "a; Z IS Ssqglssi.' s;:;: y,
r,i,s a. s,l, = Y. ass&.ss'. s.sss
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and fielding that has not been beaten
here this season. II was q slugginR
match. The third base playing Of Nc.
Clone would have made Latham green
with envy, and Allen appalled, the
crowd with catch Ia his field which
cut of q home run. 1t was dark be.
fore the eiehth inning had been played,
hut M, Quade kept the players on the
field, and Browning's three Dagger in
that inning brought In the run which
tied the score. Then tho game was
called. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Olevelsnd..........1 O 8 COS 0 %
Louisville-..........l4 o 5000 10
Earned runs Cleveland 7. Louis
vile 6. Three bas hits Mexican,
Hotaling, McGlorp, Browning, Cook.
Double plsys-White, Mack end Ker.
ms. First base pn bslls-McK can,
Mack, Browning. White aud C)ok.
First base on Errors-Clsvalsnd 2,
Louisville 2. Struck out McKesp,
Hotsling 2, Allen, Y miner and Gar.
roll. Passed balls-Cook 2. Wild
pi,ches-Gilks and Hscker, Time
One hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
-McQuade.
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DO0MB AND Rissant rooms and
n hfst class board al III Second st, kverJ.
thlns new, House vill open October lat.
wv" Mks.V.scHRRER.
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ROOMy AND BOlRp

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nin ni's nsIshbOrAo,a Y !II.1,. i,.!ly.
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TO Lee.

ITO C0NTRACT0RS-Thirty thousand yds
L Of coed ,craper work on levse. For In
'' ~ T0oP, Mcgowan 4 co.
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DOOMs AND BOARD-Board With bs-ly
" IursisLsd fooBs. bath room, etc., il6
Can't A.
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ErThs steamer james Lee" hsvlbs been
detained ysiterlay. will leave this dag At II
m. Shippers will please be prompt.
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osvioIIL SCORE.

,widnsr out for interfering with fielder.
'Carl cut for not running.
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DOOMs AND BOAHD-Ths hsu house on
IN conner Of Poplar and Second streets viii
be opened By MisiV u. Neon, ier bosIdsr,,
October lat. Rooms furnished Z. uniur.
pish,d, with OF ui,hout board. References
required.
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DIAHos-I-sntJ sood secondhand
Il risht and square pl.nos must be sold !
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